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A Contrato de Arras is a private deposit agreement between the buyer and seller.It secures the Marbella property deal before the final notary signing. It typically includes: A 10% deposit from the buyer A fixed deadline to complete the purchase Penalty clauses if either party withdraws This contract is legally binding under Article 1454 of […]

Due diligence is the legal verification of a property’s ownership, debts, licenses, and compliance — done before you sign a deposit contract or pay funds. In Marbella, this step is essential for foreigners buying: Villas Apartments in resorts Rural or semi-urban plots Off-plan or resale properties ✅ It ensures that the seller can legally sell

Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring ownership of a property from the seller to the buyer. In Marbella, this involves: Legal due diligence Contract negotiation Title checks Coordination with notaries and the Land Registry Tax declarations 💡 Spanish law does not require you to use a lawyer — but as a foreign buyer, it’s

Marbella, on the Costa del Sol, is a hotspot for international property investors — thanks to its: Mediterranean lifestyle Warm climate International schools Luxury villas and beachfront apartments But buying property in Spain as a foreigner requires careful legal steps — and Marbella is no exception. ⚖️ Can Foreigners Buy Property in Marbella? ✅ Yes.

Seville is a beautiful place to own property — but many foreign buyers fall into legal and financial traps because: They rely solely on estate agents They sign documents they don’t fully understand They skip independent legal checks Here’s how to avoid the most common pitfalls with proper legal guidance. ⚠️ Pitfall #1: Signing the